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I've been working with Pythons Social Auth, because I didn't want to spend brain power trying to figure out exactly how OIDC works. Still that isn't enough, bec
by mrweasel 3y ago
I've been working with Pythons Social Auth, because I didn't want to spend brain power trying to figure out exactly how OIDC works. Still that isn't enough, because OIDC isn't always implemented the same.
E.g. Apparently you can return OIDC claims in two ways, nested or flat, but most clients do understand that, so if your server don't know how to do flat and your client only does flat, then you have a problem.
- patmorgan23 3y agoYeah, lots of problems also come from JWT being a garbage Standard that doesn't actually standardize how to format a token.